I think there’s “good” no code and “bad.” Bad is where there’s only no code and it’s impossible to drill down. Or use outside of a walled garden. Good is when

I think there’s “good” no code and “bad.” Bad is where there’s only no code and it’s impossible to drill down. Or use outside of a walled garden. Good is when the end product is portable and can be worked on outside the tool. I think the problem comes when noncoders hit a wall and can’t go any further.